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Ohio state senator says new state early voting changes as voter suppression
Ohio State Senator Nina Turner on the state's place in the Presidential race, and about the early voting controversy there.
Ohio Secretary of State defends early voting changes
Amid accusations of voter suppression, Ohio Sec. of State Jon Husted (R) defends his decision on early voting changes.
Testing Kenya's connectivity
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux talks with CNN's Errol Barnett about his Twitter experiment in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi.
"Black girls run"
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux talks with "Black girls run" ambassadors, Adrienne White and Janelle Sumpter about obesity, running and gaining self confidence.
Ancient stream bed found on Mars
CNN's Chad Myers discusses the ancient stream bed found on Mars via images from the Curiosity rover. After 50 days on the red planet, the roving lab found round rocks that can only be shaped by water.
Bobby Ghosh: "Salafis taking advantage of new freedoms"
Time magazine's Bobby Ghosh says the Salafis are taking advantage of new freedoms in the Arab Spring countries. Many Libyans are pointing to the Salafis as being responsible for the U.S. Consulate attack in Benghazi.
NFL Players Assoc boss: NFL made mistake
Brooke Baldwin talks with NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith about the referee lockout and its effect on players.
West Memphis 3 former death row inmate discusses his book
Brook Baldwin talks with West Memphis 3 former death row inmate about his new book detailing how he survived prison.
Giving Chick-fil-A a Chance
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to Shane Windmeyer about why Campus Pride has suspended their protest of Chick-fil-A.
Valderrama to Latinos: 'Wake up' and vote
Brooke talks with actor and activist Wilmer Valderrama about the Latino vote in the upcoming presidential election. Valderrama says many Latinos don't undersand their vote actually counts and advices them to "really enjoy the gift we have of voting" in this crucial campaign.
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